First portion of the Epistle of James in Greek from a 12th century document
Hebrews 5 discusses that Christians should be able to handle "strong meat" (KJV) or "solid food" (NKJV) and not just the milk of the word. Christians also should be able to teach. Are teachers to be held to higher standards? What about Matthew 18? What about the work of God, patience, and grumbling? Are your prayers less than Elijah's? How can you succeed? Can you handle strong meat? Dr. Thiel addresses these and more. This is the second part of a two-part series covering the Book of James.
A written article of related interest is titled "Living as a Christian: Strong Meat" URL: http://www.cogwriter.com/strong-meat.htm
Items of related interest:
Building Character and Becoming in the Family of God
What is the Meaning of Your Life?
Living as a Christian: How and Why?
Living as a Christian: Pure Milk of the Word
The Coming Persecution of the Church
Christians and the Ten Commandments
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